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I still do not fully understand why this page is considered as not having importance or significance. I have provided ample third-party citations that reference the prevalence of The Teacher Salary Project throughout online media and print news sources. I have also provided information and sources that help inform readers of the content of the book, Teachers Have It Easy, as well as the film, American Teacher. I have placed my article on the 'request for feedback' and did not receive any comments nor feedback from wikipedia users on how I could improve my article. Of course, I am still welcoming all input and feedback. I feel this page does have significance for the readers for it helps them learn about the work of director Vanessa Roth, writer Dave Eggers, and 826 co-founder Ninive Calegari in more detail. It also informs individuals that the book, Teachers Have It Easy, and the film, American Teacher, is part of one over-arching project spearheaded by the same three individuals. I will try and more citations and references to the body, and would definitely appreciate any feedback on how to improve this page. Thank you

Devintriplett (talk) 20:39, 9 March 2011 (UTC)Devin Triplett[reply]

Not sure regarding the A7, but your NYT source is part of the opinion section. I think that may be one thing thats causing editors to place an A7. The rest of your refs appear to be not independent. See wp:42. Phearson (talk) 20:45, 9 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Ok, I will look into fixing those.

Thank you for the reply Devintriplett (talk) 23:07, 9 March 2011 (UTC)Devin[reply]

Lies[edit]

This really is a bunch of lies. Teacher salaries are massive compared to salaries in the communities in which they teach, the "educational" requirements to become a teacher, and considering the pensions they receive. I'm tired of working so hard while teachers are making so much money claiming they don't make as much as lawyers. Of course teachers don't. Lawyers aren't undereducated babysitters. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.228.57.38 (talk) 01:15, 4 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]